Zora Mann’s Magical Coloring Book. Zora Mann. Chert Berlin, Motto Books.

Printed on Bio Top paper by ourpress, in Berlin
Cover: Linoprint, printed at Druckwerkstatt im Kulturwerk des BBK Berlin, on Finnish Holzpappe
1st Edition, 220 copies
Plus 30 special editions, colored, signed and numbered

Published by Chert & Motto, Berlin December 2014

http://www.zoramann.org/
http://www.chert-berlin.com/
http://www.mottobooks.com/

30€
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80€ (Special Edition)
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Skalitzer 68. 11.08.2012

PULL THE STOPS OUT, COME ON! THE BERLIN LAUNCH OF MATERIAL ISSUE 3

starts at 7.00 pm.

MATERIAL is a journal of writing by visual artists, a platform for divergent opinions, uses, and appropriations of language. Published in Los Angeles, and co-edited by artists Kim Schoen and Ginny Cook, Issue 3 features artists Farrah Karapetian, Paul Zelevansky, Renee Petropolous, Nate Harrison, James Welling, Natalie Häusler, Harold Abramowitz, Shana Lutker, Stephanie Taylor, Alice Könitz, Frank Chang, and Emily Mast’s English translation of Édouard Levé’s Œuvres. At the Motto launch, Stephanie Taylor and Alice Könitz will give a live, costumed performance of their piece from Issue 3: A Leash for Fritz and Kale for Stray Bunny (9PM SHARP!). The evening will also feature a special guest performance by artist David Raymond Conroy. Natalie Häusler will present the new installation For Ann (rising) in the showcases, which will remain on display for the occasion.

http://www.materialpress.org/motto/

Skalitzer. 68
July 21 – August 25 2012
Saturdays only!

Further Programme details here:

http://www.mottodistribution.com/site/?page_id=24742

Heike Kabisch. Works 2005-2010. Chert Gallery. 2010
edition of 500 copies
Published with the kind support of Creative Exchange Kreuzberg

D 13€
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Der Baum
Erik van der Weijde

Opening reception @ Chert gallery. 2 October. 7pm

http://www.chert-berlin.com/

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Der Baum (book)

Der Baum shows 44 photographs of trees, taken by Van der Weijde over the past few years.

The list of places where the photographs were taken includes different locations in Europe and Brazil. Their descriptions range from specified historical sites, such as the elementary school Adolf Hitler attended, or the street where kidnap victim Natasha Kampusch was held, to unidentified places as for example ‘school’, ‘road’ or ‘park’.

First edition , 2010
ISBN 978-94-91047-01-5
48 pages
17×24 cm
offset printed in the Netherlands
€ 18,00